Maryland Discussion Thread.

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Use this thread to add to the Master List.

[Scott Rollert]

A big "Thank You" goes out to Steve Gordon for his efforts on this list. Steve is a regular columnist for the BCCA magazine, an advertiser on this web site (beercanman.com), and a specialist in Maryland beer cans.

As is typical with composite lists, it is a constant work in progress. Be sure to check in periodically for updates. And if you have something to add, post your pics here and we'll incorporate it into the composite list.

Thanks Steve!

[Brian]

I have 2 different red Tudor flat tops from Cumberland. One has the Keglined oval, and the other doesn't...

[beercanman]

Brian,

Please post pics, including the can company logo/markings. So one has the Keglined oval, but what about the other? No can company mark at all? I haven't gotten to my Tudor cans yet, but maybe I'll attack those next. No law is written anywhere saying I've got to start at A and go in order to Z.

Steve

[Brian]

[Brian]

I don't see a Can Company mark on either one.

[beercanman]

They're both American Can Company, but the one without the Keglined oval has no logo. 44-A is the clue that it is from ACCO. I have both of those also, as well as the Ale with the Keglined oval (probably comes both ways). Thanks for posting!

[beercanman]

Just wanted to apologize for getting started with this and then not following up. Hopefully more free time will find my way and I can start up again.
Steve

[Scott Rollert]

No apologies accepted here Steve. Composite lists can take on a life of their own, and most will never be "complete". Just know your work on the list is much appreciated!